论文信息 - Modem Performance in VLF Atmospheric Noise

Modem Performance in VLF Atmospheric Noise

An atmospheric noise model for analyzing the performance of modulation/demodulation systems operating at VLF frequencies is presented. Performance analyses of various modems based on this noise model are compared with experimental measurements. Theoretical and experimental results are categorized by long integration time, short integration time, and nonlinear IF processing.

J. Omura | P. Shaft

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